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Risks and Benefits

The risks and benefits of taking part in clinical research vary from trial to trial. They depend on the treatments and procedures involved.

Here are a few things to consider when looking at the risks and benefits

Knowing the lingo

Many of the terms often used when talking about clinical trials may already be familiar to you.

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Recruiting: participants are currently being recruited
Closing Soon: participants are currently being recruited but recruitment closes within 4 weeks.
Not yet recruiting: participants are not yet being recruited
Active, not recruiting: study is ongoing (i.e. participants are being treated or examined), but participants are not currently being recruited or enrolled
Completed: closed to recruitment of participants and data analysis complete
Enrolling by invitation: participants were/are being/will be invited to participate from a predetermined population
Suspended: there is a temporary halt in recruitment and enrolment but potentially will resume
Terminated: recruiting or enrolling participants has halted prematurely and will not resume; participants are no longer being examined or treated
Withdrawn: study halted prematurely, prior to enrolment of first participant
Closed: follow-up continuing: closed to recruitment of participants and follow-up is still continuing
Closed: follow-up complete: closed to recruitment of participants and follow-up is complete

Connecting Kiwis with research

Research Studies is a privately run website connecting researchers with potential participants.

View or list a trial

Get your bearings

Take a look at New Zealand health districts on a map.

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Find your clinical trial service partners in New Zealand

Download a list of Clinical Research Organisations and other partners who can help run clinical trials in New Zealand.

Download Partners PDF

District Health Boards (DHBs)

In New Zealand, twenty District Health Boards (DHBs) are responsible for their area's Health and Disability Services.

DHB’s and Public Academic Tertiary Institutions have research offices that act as the central entry point for approval of research.

Find out more or get in touch with a DHB

Kiwi trail blazers

New Zealand is a country of innovation and exploration, with an international reputation for scientific intelligence and forward thinking. Experienced and highly trained research personnel conduct local and international clinical research.

Read about two remarkable Kiwi researchers

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